River Bend News

It's no exaggeration to say that Audrey Muller has had a lifelong love affair with books.

The public art project to place decorative bears throughout New Bern for the city's 300th anniversary in 2010 has its first inhabitant downtown.

A New Bern gas station owner whose financial records were subpoenaed last year will not be charged with price gouging.

Hey, read the rules! North Carolina's attorney general says he's wrapped up an investigation into allegations that gas stations gouged consumers last year.

Lou Colombo can quickly rattle off a list of exciting things he's done in his life.

A peaceful protest of government taxing and spending brought more than 1,200 to the Colonial Capital Tea Party in New Bern Wednesday evening.

The Craven County Water Conservation Steering Committee is joining a state and national effort to conserve water by endorsing the annual Fix a Leak Week.

Jane Needham is capturing history on canvas. Needham, the featured artist at the 2009 Touch of Class Art Show, recently painted a New Bern barbershop and found last month that the structure had been torn down, ...

While walking down B Street with her husband and about 30 others, Wanda Snell said she had her first chance Saturday to explore the town.

Phyllis Worrad spent only 11 days in her hometown on Long Island just after World War II.

If ever a situation pointed up the need for subdivision regulations, it is the messy one at Riverbend.

A Craven County woman has been charged with embezzling nearly $100,000 from a church in Pollocksville while she directed its day-care center.

An Eastern Carolina couple returned home safely from India after last weeks attack on the country's Financial Capital killed nearly 180 people.